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A group of dedicated community volunteers from the greater Mobile area are serving as the host committee for USA Health’s A Night Honoring Healers, the health system’s signature fund-raising event.

Published Jul 15th, 2022

By Gary Mans
Associate Vice President, Marketing and Communications, USA Health

A group of dedicated community volunteers from the greater Mobile area are serving as the host committee for USA Health’s A Night Honoring Healers, the health system’s signature fund-raising event.

Presented by The Mapp Family Foundation, A Night Honoring Healers will be an inspirational evening honoring the remarkable stories of our USA Health care team members in action as they provide exceptional, compassionate care to patients. The event celebrates the academic mission of USA Health represented through our dedication to education, research, and outreach within our community and beyond.

Serving on the committee for this event are Dr. Tracey Childs, Kristen DeLaney, Liz Freeman, Warren Greene, Dr. Stephen Greenleaf, Lisa Howard, Ashley and Pete Jones, Abby Kennedy, Hill Luscher, Leila and Bo Nichols and Becky Ruland.

“Each of the members of the committee have long-standing relationships with USA Health and will be wonderful ambassadors for A Night Honoring Healers,” said Kelly McCarron, associate vice president of medical affairs development, USA Health.

A Night Honoring Healers, formerly known as A Night Honoring Heroes, is set for Oct. 13 at the Mobile Convention Center. For more information, contact Casey Hitson at 251-460-6209.

About USA Health

USA Health is the only academic health system along the upper Gulf Coast. With nearly 30 care delivery locations, including USA Health University Hospital, USA Health Children’s & Women’s Hospital and the USA Health Mitchell Cancer Institute, and physician practices sites throughout the area, the health system melds clinical care, research and healthcare education into the most advanced medical care in the region.

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